CodyCross Anthropology II Pack answers
Anthropology II
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AdventurePuzzle 1
Underground network of tunnels made by rabbits.
A snake, an annoying noise, or a baby's toy.
Traditional Japanese dance drama performance art.
Yuval Noah, author of 2011's Sapiens.
Italy's third largest city after Rome and Milan.
Cover a rooftop with layered reeds.
Large ring engraved with an emblem or initials.
French director known for Made in the U.S.A..
Pit for refuse in ancient settlements.
Condition causing raised itchy patches on the skin.
Key in which Beethoven's Ninth Symphony is played.
Preserver of the universe in Hindu tradition.
First name of famous US Olympic sprinter Gatlin.
Puzzle 2
Woven structure burned in effigy by druids.
Raise money using sites like Indiegogo.
Gianni Versace's fashion designer sister.
Cold, milky coffee poured over frozen water.
The movement of humans across the globe.
Common name for yellow Ranunculus flower.
US TV show based on small claims court cases.
Greek dramatist known for Oedipus Rex.
2007 Disney musical starring Amy Adams.
Native people who call themselves Omàmiwinini.
Pool, snooker and billiards, collectively.
Frontmost part of gray matter.
The drunken uncle of Olivia in Twelfth Night.
The ACE, the Tretyakov, and the Uffizi.
Puzzle 3
Criss-crossed garden frame for trailing plants.
Gary Paulsen wilderness survival novel.
Behind-the-scenes assistants in TV studios.
Breed of cats that is almost always female.
Major river on which the city of Luzhou is located.
Social setup or society based at two locations.
Stage name of comic performer Julius Marx.
Puzzle 4
Phrase used to tone down criticism.
American Idiot band with Billie Joe Armstrong.
Covering garden soil with bark to protect plants.
Art of rolling and sticking strips of paper.
The interpretation of a culture's sacred text.
System of fortification against enemy gunfire.
Comfort patches found on spectacles.
Pulse liked by Hannibal Lecter.
Roman red shade; toxic mineral.
Chain of tourist cafes with pop music theming.
Volcano that destroyed Pompeii in AD 79.
Netherlands __ islands contained Aruba and Curacao.
Michelin's annual publication of hotels.
Puzzle 5
Percussion instrument that comes in pairs.
Nursery rhyme YouTube channel with JJ and Yoyo.
Study of how physical space effects society.
Retired wrestler whose real name is Terry Bollea.
2014 sci-fi with Shailene Woodley and Kate Winslet.
Barcelona's nickname for the Casa Milà.
The leading woman in a social group.
Asian country with famous Lau Pa Sat hawker stalls.
Puzzle 6
Beef appendage that is popular as a soup.
Shifts in gene frequencies between populations.
French word meaning short summary of a text.
She transformed Medusa into a Gorgon in Greek myth.
Branch of the UN that oversees heritage sites.
Long metal pipe from which curtains hang.
A piece of bone or pot worn through the face.
Small fast-moving car for driving.
This Bobby Brown plays Sherlock's sister Enola.
African fly that transmits sleeping sickness.
Grassland plain without trees or much vegetation.
First two words of a hypothetical question.
Female Gandhi who was prime minister of India.
Novel The World According to __ Davis.
Puzzle 7
Cezanne painted A Boy wearing one in 1889.
Working relationship between Indian castes.
Author of detective novels and The Children of Men.
Bars or ingots of gold or silver.
Tribal or social belief in two opposing forces.
Rousing trumpet sound when a VIP arrives.
Japanese equivalent of a Bigfoot or a Yeti.
Poison used in gold extraction.
Italian cocktail with vermouth and Campari.
Puzzle 8
French chicken dish cooked in wine.
Superhero team including Ajak and Thena.
American prize in literature, music or drama.
The first part of the small intestine.
A culture's attempt to distance itself from others.
A pH is a measure of the potential of this element.
Florida resort known for The Stadium golf course.
Lead or primary, showcase example.
Automatic reaction, not thought through.
Country where the Magura cave paintings are found.
Puzzle 9
Something that pianos and toolkits both have.
A clan sharing a common ancestor with groups.
Small dried fruit made from a seedless grape.
Tiny regal bird with golden crown markings.
Spiritual greeting for yoga practitioners.
Type of wreaths shown around film festival names.
Belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg collectively.
Female equivalent of a brethren or brotherly group.
Writer of the Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy.
Puzzle 10
Gymnastics equipment, e.g. bars or rings.
Lindsay Lohan's character in Mean Girls.
Policymaking committee of the Soviet Union.
Stage musical based on Horton Hears a Who!.
Interconnected area of living organisms.
An elongated style of communal or tribal building.
Keyboard that plays tape-recorded sounds.
Hurston who wrote Their Eyes Were Watching God.
He was TV's Mr. Robot and film's Freddie Mercury.
An assessment of the price or worth of something.
Puzzle 11
Experiencing an absence of willpower.
A language that evolved from a mix of languages.
Combined cross-country skiing and ski jump events.
Ocean in which the Seychelles are located.
Support beam, often made of iron or steel.
Devotional verses in the Bible credited to David.
Trade goods without using money.
The __ Koala Show also featured Rawhide Clyde.
Light-blocking curtains are this.
Tipping the __, Sarah Waters's award-winning novel.
Polydipsia is a particularly excessive one.
Robin, anthropologist who devised a social Number.
Composer of the famous Héroïque polonaise.
Johns, American abstract flag painter.
Puzzle 12
Dormant state of an inactive PC.
A woman's marriage to more than one husband.
Changing the actor playing a famous role.
Number of gallons in a standard barrel of ale.
365-day calendar first introduced in 1582.
To add a signature to the bottom of a document.
Summoning of demons and spirits.
Hard orange French AOC cheese, ball shaped.
Puzzle 13
Hollywood film about the librarian Marquis de Sade.
Loose sleeveless cloak or outer garment.
British pie that combines steak and this.
Actress and Lip Sync Battle host Chrissy.
Gym session that makes walking difficult.
The __ Cometh, Eugene O'Neill play.
Extract impurities by melting.
__ and Hawkes, publisher and seller of sheet music.
Unofficial leader of a group is first among these.
A long-standing practice followed by a tribe.
Striped African mammals related to giraffes.
Totalitarian republic in The Handmaid's Tale.
Dusty, desert wind that blows across the Sahara.
Meliae, Oreads, and Naiads, in Greek mythology.
Puzzle 14
Athletics event that uses the Fosbury flop.
Non-conformity, especially within a society.
Structure that forms Egypt's Lake Nasser.
Below the line section of the internet.
Herb from a type of sunflower.
1997 drama starring Judi Dench as Queen Victoria.
To plateau, gradually become flat and even.
Body that protects consumer rights.
Marriage to more than one person at the same time.
Puzzle 15
The United States' first space station.
Jeff, Diary of a Wimpy Kid author.
A lack of social norms in a group of people.
The Penguin's real first name in the Batman comics.
Period of play in a polo match.
Grass grain, traditionally fed to budgies.
Life-saving injection device for allergy sufferers.
Egyptian goddess represented as a cobra.
Flashy metal jewelry for one's teeth.
A leader or major influencer in a Polynesian tribe.
Officer in charge of a ship's finances.
__ Bridge, Venetian crossing housing rows of shops.
Puzzle 16
Rite of __, a major event in a person's life.
Deciduous boreal trees of the genus Larix.
Announce where you live to someone?.
Rolling downhill in a see-through ball.
Slash-and-burn farming practice in forested areas.
Mother of Oedipus in Greek myth and literature.
Set aside funds for a particular project.
Only chemical element whose name begins with K.
Puzzle 17
Ground, yellow wheat powder used for cooking.
A town or city at the end of a carrier line.
Conspired, came to an agreement in secret.
Breathe in this Cousteau invention.
Installed into and flush with a wall.
Funny woman Melissa from Bridesmaids.
Plastic-framed Ray Ban sunglasses.
Obtaining food by searching for it.
Jack, legendary golfer nicknamed The Golden Bear.
Negative reaction to policy or social project.
Monet painted one On the Grass in 1866.
Don't cut off your nose to spite it.
Country where human fossil Lucy was found in 1974.
Maxim, leading male in Du Maurier's Rebecca.
Puzzle 18
Mound, raised area of a field.
Marriage that links two separate groups or tribes.
Slang, getting pleasure or kicks out of something.
Latin title for dye that gave us the name "purple".
Data points, scientific measurements.
TV's Doctor Crane, the radio psychiatrist.
Bird companion of the video game bear Banjo.
N Carolina isle, site of Walter Raleigh's colony.
Evil doctor in Despicable Me movies.
Bird that Shelley once wrote an ode to.
Puzzle 19
To compliment someone for your own gain.
Nigerian snack, deep-fried dough rolled in sugar.
Asian country with "Soyombo" symbol on its flag.
Mucrology is the art of ritual painting with them.
Term for a ball pitched or thrown upwards.
Latin title of the Christian Hail Mary prayer.
Flying __, Pirates of the Caribbean ghost ship.
George, the last known Pinta Island tortoise.
Culture that only allows equal-status marriages.
Puzzle 20
Those in your society sharing your age and status.
Horror movie franchise starring Lin Shaye.
Nationality of the composer Béla Bartók.
Study of a society's use of signs and symbols.
The most magnetic naturally-occurring mineral.
Formal agreement to halt hostilities.
How one wishes a happy birthday after the fact.
Dutch director of Basic Instinct Paul.
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